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     AI Image Creation Offline on Windows using NVIDIA GPU
@@ -5,12 +8,15 @@
             https://huggingface.co/docs/diffusers/installation
         But I include the instructions on what you need to do below.
----
-    I am still working on this. (note added December 7th, 2023) I am very new to
-    this, so I'm sure there are many ways this could be done better.
----
     You must have a NVIDIA graphics card with Cuda installed. I already had Cuda
     installed. If you need Cuda, it's in a step below. This script is written to
@@ -39,425 +45,440 @@
     minimum you need to allow would be, or if some or all of it can operate in a
     sandboxed environment.
----
-Step 1 (if you haven't done already):
-    Install Python 3.10.6:
-        https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.10.6/python-3.10.6-amd64.exe
-    Make sure to check "Add Python to PATH"
----
-Step 2 (if you haven't done already):
-    Install git
-        https://git-scm.com/download/win
----
-Step 3:
-    Create directory manually:
-        C:/Diffusers
-    This can be anywhere, but if you change it here you need to change it in all
-    the other places in these instructions and in some of the files you
-    download.
----
-Step 4:
-    You need to open a regular Command Prompt. You can press Win key + R to get
-    "Run" window. In that, enter:
 cmd
-    In Command Prompt, copy this line and press Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && py -m venv .venv && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat
-    This will change the directory of the command prompt to the directory you
-    created. Next, it creates a virtual environment for Python as described
-    here:
-        https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/installing-using-pip-and-virtual-environments/
-    Finally, it activates that virtual environment as also described there.
-    The command prompt will now look like this:
-        (.venv) C:\Diffusers>
-    You don't need to reopen the Command Prompt each time. Wait until a task
-    finishes and then you will be able to enter the next command. It's best you
-    do not close it.
-    If you do close it, you will need to go to the directory again each time and
-    activate the virtual environment like this, by copying this and pressing
-    Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat
-    You do not want to install Python packages outside of the virtual
-    environment as it would replace the packages in your main installation. That
-    could cause conflicts in other programs.
-    Always make sure you have:
-        (.venv) C:\Diffusers>
-    In future steps. (though I have added the code to activate it every time as
-    a precaution)
----
-Step 5 (optional):
-    pip is the package installer for Python.
-    If you want to make sure pip is up-to-date, in Command Prompt (that is doing
-    things in your virtual environment), copy this line and press Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && py -m pip install --upgrade pip
-    If you want to then verify it updated, you could optionally do this, in
-    Command Prompt, copy this line and press Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && py -m pip --version
-    Since you are using a virtual environment, packages that are installed will
-    be installed into this folder rather than into Python's main program:
-        C:/Diffusers/.venv/Lib/site-packages
-    That way you don't cause issues updating things you may not want to have
-    updated.
----
-Step 6 (if needed; unsure of this step, I didn't do it):
-    If you don't have Cuda and need to get it, it's here:
-        https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-toolkit-archive
-    I have 12.2 installed. Some things mention needing 12.1. In Step 8, as of
-    writing this, it specifically mentions Cuda 12.1. You may want to check the
-    PyTorch website first in Step 8 if you need to install Cuda to see what
-    version it is compatible with or you will not get past that step.
-    That link above has a list of prior versions. As packages update, you might
-    need something even newer.
-    To see what version of Cuda you have, in Command Prompt, copy this
-    line and press Enter:
 nvidia-smi
-    In the top right corner of the text output that is displayed, your Cuda
-    version will be displayed.
-    An older page on this command is here:
-        https://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-system-management-interface
-    The text output now looks different.
----
-Step 7:
-    You need to install PyTorch.
-    You should visit their website and see what version they recommend based on
-    the version of Cuda you have.
-        https://pytorch.org/
-    As of writing this, in the "INSTALL PYTORCH" section I selected the Stable
-    PyTorch build, Windows, Pip, Python and Cuda 12.1.
-    That generated in the "Run this Command" section the command you see below.
-    (with the added code to do this in the virtual environment)
-    To install PyTorch in Command Prompt (that is doing things in your virtual
-    environment), copy this line and press Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && pip3 install -U xformers --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu121
-    A lot of things will download and install, including any packages needed to
-    run this. When complete, move on to the next step. (when the command prompt
-    returns to where you can paste into it again)
-    The torch file alone is over 2 gigabytes.
----
-Step 8:
-    This step installs the rest of what you need.
-    You can read about them if you want:
-        https://huggingface.co/docs/diffusers/index
-        https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/index
-        https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/index
-        https://pypi.org/project/ftfy/
-        https://github.com/modin-project/modin
-        https://pypi.org/project/invisible-watermark/
-        https://github.com/gradio-app/gradio
-    To install these, in Command Prompt (that is doing things in your virtual
-    environment), all you need to do is copy this line and press Enter:
-cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && pip install diffusers transformers accelerate ftfy modin[all] invisible_watermark
-    A whole bunch of things, what might be 100 packages or more, will download
-    and install, including any packages needed to run these.
-    When complete, you might need to install a later version of Gradio. A later
-    version fixes a bug that is needed for the menus to work properly. This
-    worked for me:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && pip install https://gradio-builds.s3.amazonaws.com/6b1401c514c2ec012b0a50c72a6ec81cb673bf1d/gradio-4.8.0-py3-none-any.whl
-    That was found here:
-        https://www.gradio.app/docs/blocks
-    After selecting "main" from the version number dropdown in the left column.
-    The link changes. If you don't want to doit that way, just do this instead
-    to see if the dropdown menus work:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && pip install gradio
-    The gallery feature doesn't allow images to be downloaded using the download
-    button in the current version above. Hopefully that will work in a later
-    version. (so eventually you will need to try another Gradio version)
-    When a later version is eventually called, "gradio" will eventually be added
-    to the original command rather than having to specify it separately.
-    When complete, move on to the next step.
----
-Step 9:
-    Download the following file:
-        https://huggingface.co/spaces/magicfixeseverything/ai_image_creation/raw/main/app.py
-    Add it into a folder you create here:
-        C:/Diffusers/.venv/
-    Like this:
-        C:/Diffusers/.venv/ai_image_creation/
-    Add then add the file here:
-        C:/Diffusers/.venv/ai_image_creation/app.py
-    There are some things you will need to change in that file, most notably the
-    directory specified in "main_dir"
----
-Step 10:
-    You're ready to run the script that runs the web interface.
-    The first time the models download it will take time as it's gigabytes of
-    data that you need to download. An individual model file isn't downloaded
-    until you actually try creating an image for that model. For all four
-    models, the total size might be about 20 gigabytes if running on a GPU. It
-    could be twice that size if on a CPU.
-    In Command Prompt (that is doing things in your virtual environment), copy
-    this line and press Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && py .venv\ai_image_creation\app.py
-    That will launch the web interface.
-    Model files are downloaded to:
-        C:\Diffusers\model_data
-    You should know that this folder can grow considerably. You need to manually
-    clean it out when you need to get rid of old models. Occasionally, new
-    versions will be downloaded when you create an image. When that happens, you
-    may want to remove the old version if the new version works. Otherwise, you
-    could have 10 to 20 gigabytes of space added each time.
-    You should also know that temporary images created are likely stored here:
-        %USERPROFILE%/AppData/Local/Temp/gradio
-    Those however are likely cleaned out automatically by your computer.
-    A package called Triton apparently can't be installed on Windows so you will
-    see an error in the Command Prompt go by about that every time you launch
-    the web interface. It doesn't seem to impact anything when using a GPU on
-    Windows.
-        https://github.com/openai/triton/issues/1057
-        https://github.com/openai/triton/issues/1640
-    Someone offers something there that might work, but I didn't want to install
-    something from someone randomly. Again, it seems to work without it when
-    using a GPU. If trying to use a CPU using Windows, then it might mean you
-    can't use this script.
-    When done, you will get a message like this:
-Running on local URL:  http://127.0.0.1:7860
-    If your browser did not open a web browser, visit the link that was in the
-    command prompt. If it was not the one above, note it. However, if you have
-    something like Automatic1111 open already, it will use a different port,
-    like "7861".
-    It might be this:
-        http://127.0.0.1:7860
----
-Step 11:
-    When you open the link, you'll see the display to create the imagery. You
-    must leave the command prompt open. When you process an image, the command
-    prompt will tell you the progress of what you are creating and approximately
-    how long it will take for the step it is on. It will take longer as there
-    will be things that happen for which there is no progress indicator.
----
-Step 12:
-    To create a shortcut to the command prompt that needs to be launched every
-    time, download the following file:
-        https://huggingface.co/spaces/magicfixeseverything/ai_image_creation/raw/main/ai_image_creation.bat
-    Add it into the folder you created:
-        C:/Diffusers/.venv/ai_image_creation/ai_image_creation.bat
-    The content of that file is the following:
-@echo off
-cd C:\Diffusers
-call .venv\Scripts\activate.bat
-timeout /t 0 >nul
-py .venv\ai_image_creation\app.py
-cmd /k
-    For whatever reason, sometimes a shortcut from the desktop doesn't execute.
-    I am seeing if a timeout for zero seconds works. (>nul makes the delay
-    message not appear)
-    Next, we will create a shortcut to that, which you could do on the desktop.
-    You can follow the instructions below or download this file instead:
-        https://huggingface.co/spaces/magicfixeseverything/ai_image_creation/resolve/main/AI%20Image%20Creation.lnk
-    Right click on your desktop and then click on "New > Shortcut".
-    For "Type the location of the item", enter:
 cmd
-    Then click "Next". You can name the shortcut whatever you want, like
-    "AI Image Creation".
-    Then click "Finish".
-    Then right click on the shortcut you created and click "Properties".
-    In "Target", replace what is there with the following:
 C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k C:/Diffusers/.venv/ai_image_creation/ai_image_creation.bat
-    That will execute that file each time you click on it.
-    If for some reason that doesn't work sometimes, and rather than get the
-    program to launch it simply opens the command prompt, then you must enter
-    this each time in the command prompt:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && py .venv\ai_image_creation\app.py
-    You might also not be able to use a shortcut. If so, just copy
-    "ai_image_creation.bat" and put it on your desktop and name it what you
-    want.
----
-Step 13 (Important):
-    I feel this is a very important step. After you have created model data for
-    each base model, as well as have used the refiner and upscaler, data will
-    then have been downloaded. This could be 30 gigabytes or more of data. I
-    strongly recommend that you then disable the script from downloading updates
-    to the model data. It will not automatically delete old data. If you didn't
-    manually go through and delete the older data, eventually the model data
-    would use all of the space on your computer.
-    There is something that is very important to note however. If you do this,
-    other installations that use Hugging Face for example, like Automatic1111,
-    will not be able to download data and will not work properly.
-    Once you have downloaded the model data for each model, you can disable
-    updating by doing the following in a command prompt:
-setx HF_HUB_OFFLINE "1"
-    It doesn't matter if it is in your virtual environment or not as it will be
-    stored with all your environment variables.
-    To view where this variable goes, in the search bar in Windows you can look
-    for:
-        edit environment variables
-    And it will be listed.
-    If you need to once again download model data, you can delete it there or
-    enter the following in the command prompt:
-setx HF_HUB_OFFLINE "0" && REG DELETE HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment /v HF_HUB_OFFLINE /f
-    In my testing, setting it to 0 and then deleting it made it immediately take
-    effect, once you restart the script, to be able to download model data
-    again.
-    You can read about environment variables here at Hugging Face:
-        https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/package_reference/environment_variables#hfhuboffline
-    In regard to Hugging Face caching things, you can learn more on this page:
-        https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/how-to-cachehttps://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/how-to-cache#limitations
-    This is just my preferred way of handling it.
-    Optionally, you can disable telemetry by entering this in the command
-    prompt:
-setx HF_HUB_DISABLE_TELEMETRY "1"
-    And to turn it back on:
-setx HF_HUB_DISABLE_TELEMETRY "0" && REG DELETE HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment /v HF_HUB_DISABLE_TELEMETRY /f

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     AI Image Creation Offline on Windows using NVIDIA GPU
             https://huggingface.co/docs/diffusers/installation
         But I include the instructions on what you need to do below.
+        You should make sure that you have at least 10 gigabytes of space,
+        perhaps more, before installing this. You should make sure you have at
+        least 50 gigabytes more of space before downloading model data. For
+        information about the space this installation will use, go to the end
+        of the file first.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     You must have a NVIDIA graphics card with Cuda installed. I already had Cuda
     installed. If you need Cuda, it's in a step below. This script is written to
     minimum you need to allow would be, or if some or all of it can operate in a
     sandboxed environment.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+    Instructions
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+    Step 1 (if you haven't done already):
+        Install Python 3.10.6:
+            https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.10.6/python-3.10.6-amd64.exe
+        Make sure to check "Add Python to PATH"
+--------------------
+    Step 2 (if you haven't done already):
+        Install git
+            https://git-scm.com/download/win
+--------------------
+    Step 3:
+        Create directory manually:
+            C:/Diffusers
+        This can be anywhere, but if you change it here you need to change it in
+        all the other places in these instructions and in some of the files you
+        download.
+--------------------
+    Step 4:
+        You need to open a regular Command Prompt. You can press Win key + R to
+        get "Run" window. In that, enter:
 cmd
+        In Command Prompt, copy this line and press Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && py -m venv .venv && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat
+        This will change the directory of the command prompt to the directory
+        you created. Next, it creates a virtual environment for Python as
+        described here:
+            https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/installing-using-pip-and-virtual-environments/
+        Finally, it activates that virtual environment as also described there.
+        The command prompt will now look like this:
+            (.venv) C:\Diffusers>
+        You don't need to reopen the Command Prompt each time. Wait until a task
+        finishes and then you will be able to enter the next command. It's best
+        you do not close it.
+        If you do close it, you will need to go to the directory again each time
+        and activate the virtual environment like this, by copying this and
+        pressing Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat
+        You do not want to install Python packages outside of the virtual
+        environment as it would replace the packages in your main installation.
+        That could cause conflicts in other programs.
+        Always make sure you have:
+            (.venv) C:\Diffusers>
+        In future steps. (though I have added the code to activate it every time
+        as a precaution)
+--------------------
+    Step 5 (optional):
+        pip is the package installer for Python.
+        If you want to make sure pip is up-to-date, in Command Prompt (that is
+        doing things in your virtual environment), copy this line and press
+        Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && py -m pip install --upgrade pip
+        If you want to then verify it updated, you could optionally do this, in
+        Command Prompt, copy this line and press Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && py -m pip --version
+        Since you are using a virtual environment, packages that are installed
+        will be installed into this folder rather than into Python's main
+        program:
+            C:/Diffusers/.venv/Lib/site-packages
+        That way you don't cause issues updating things you may not want to have
+        updated.
+--------------------
+    Step 6 (if needed; unsure of this step, I didn't do it):
+        If you don't have Cuda and need to get it, it's here:
+            https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-toolkit-archive
+        I have 12.2 installed. Some things mention needing 12.1. In Step 8, as
+        of writing this, it specifically mentions Cuda 12.1. You may want to
+        check the PyTorch website first in Step 8 if you need to install Cuda to
+        see what version it is compatible with or you will not get past that
+        step.
+        That link above has a list of prior versions. As packages update, you
+        might need something even newer.
+        To see what version of Cuda you have, in Command Prompt, copy this line
+        and press Enter:
 nvidia-smi
+        In the top right corner of the text output that is displayed, your Cuda
+        version will be displayed.
+        An older page on this command is here:
+            https://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-system-management-interface
+        The text output now looks different.
+--------------------
+    Step 7:
+        You need to install PyTorch.
+        You should visit their website and see what version they recommend based
+        on the version of Cuda you have.
+            https://pytorch.org/
+        As of writing this, in the "INSTALL PYTORCH" section I selected the
+        Stable PyTorch build, Windows, Pip, Python and Cuda 12.1.
+        That generated in the "Run this Command" section the command you see
+        below. (with the added code to do this in the virtual environment)
+        To install PyTorch in Command Prompt (that is doing things in your
+        virtual environment), copy this line and press Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && pip3 install -U xformers --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu121
+        A lot of things will download and install, including any packages needed
+        to run this. When complete, move on to the next step. (when the command
+        prompt returns to where you can paste into it again)
+        The torch file alone is over 2 gigabytes.
+--------------------
+    Step 8:
+        This step installs the rest of what you need.
+        You can read about them if you want:
+            https://huggingface.co/docs/diffusers/index
+            https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/index
+            https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/index
+            https://pypi.org/project/ftfy/
+            https://github.com/modin-project/modin
+            https://pypi.org/project/invisible-watermark/
+            https://pypi.org/project/torchsde/
+            https://github.com/gradio-app/gradio
+        To install these, in Command Prompt (that is doing things in your
+        virtual environment), all you need to do is copy this line and press
+        Enter:
+cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && pip install diffusers transformers accelerate ftfy modin[all] invisible_watermark torchsde
+        A whole bunch of things, what might be 100 packages or more, will
+        download and install, including any packages needed to run these.
+        When complete, you might need to install a later version of Gradio. A
+        later version fixes a bug that is needed for the menus to work properly.
+        This worked for me:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && pip install https://gradio-builds.s3.amazonaws.com/6b1401c514c2ec012b0a50c72a6ec81cb673bf1d/gradio-4.8.0-py3-none-any.whl
+        That was found here:
+            https://www.gradio.app/docs/blocks
+        After selecting "main" from the version number dropdown in the left
+        column. The link changes. If you don't want to do it that way, just do
+        this instead to see if the dropdown menus work:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && pip install gradio
+        The gallery feature doesn't allow images to be downloaded using the
+        download button in the current version above. Hopefully that will work
+        in a later version. (so eventually you will need to try another Gradio
+        version)
+        When a later version is eventually called, "gradio" will eventually be
+        added to the original command rather than having to specify it
+        separately.
+        When complete, move on to the next step.
+--------------------
+    Step 9:
+        Download the following file:
+            https://huggingface.co/spaces/magicfixeseverything/ai_image_creation/raw/main/app.py
+        Add it into a folder you create here:
+            C:/Diffusers/.venv/
+        Like this:
+            C:/Diffusers/.venv/ai_image_creation/
+        Add then add the file here:
+            C:/Diffusers/.venv/ai_image_creation/app.py
+        There are some things you will need to change in that file, most notably
+        the directory specified in "main_dir"
+--------------------
+    Step 10:
+        You're ready to run the script that runs the web interface.
+        The first time the models download it will take time as it's gigabytes
+        of data that you need to download. An individual model file isn't
+        downloaded until you actually try creating an image for that model. For
+        all four models, the total size might be about 20 gigabytes if running
+        on a GPU. It could be twice that size if on a CPU.
+        In Command Prompt (that is doing things in your virtual environment),
+        copy this line and press Enter:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && py .venv\ai_image_creation\app.py
+        That will launch the web interface.
+        Model files are downloaded to:
+            C:\Diffusers\model_data
+        You should know that this folder can grow considerably. You need to
+        manually clean it out when you need to get rid of old models.
+        Occasionally, new versions will be downloaded when you create an image.
+        When that happens, you may want to remove the old version if the new
+        version works. Otherwise, you could have 10 to 20 gigabytes of space
+        added each time.
+        You should also know that temporary images created are likely stored here:
+            %USERPROFILE%/AppData/Local/Temp/gradio
+        Those however are likely cleaned out automatically by your computer.
+        A package called Triton apparently can't be installed on Windows so you
+        will see an error in the Command Prompt go by about that every time you
+        launch the web interface. It doesn't seem to impact anything when using
+        a GPU on Windows.
+            https://github.com/openai/triton/issues/1057
+            https://github.com/openai/triton/issues/1640
+        Someone offers something there that might work, but I didn't want to
+        install something from someone randomly. Again, it seems to work without
+        it when using a GPU. If trying to use a CPU using Windows, then it might
+        mean you can't use this script.
+        When done, you will get a message like this:
+            Running on local URL:  http://127.0.0.1:7860
+        If your browser did not open a web browser, visit the link that was in
+        the command prompt. If it was not the one above, note it. However, if
+        you have something like Automatic1111 open already, it will use a
+        different port, like "7861".
+        It might be this:
+            http://127.0.0.1:7860
+--------------------
+    Step 11:
+        When you open the link, you'll see the display to create the imagery.
+        You must leave the command prompt open. When you process an image, the
+        command prompt will tell you the progress of what you are creating and
+        approximately how long it will take for the step it is on. It will take
+        longer as there will be things that happen for which there is no
+        progress indicator.
+--------------------
+    Step 12:
+        To create a shortcut to the command prompt that needs to be launched
+        every time, download the following file:
+            https://huggingface.co/spaces/magicfixeseverything/ai_image_creation/raw/main/ai_image_creation.bat
+        Add it into the folder you created:
+            C:/Diffusers/.venv/ai_image_creation/ai_image_creation.bat
+        Next, we will create a shortcut to that, which you could do on the
+        desktop.
+        You can follow the instructions below or download this file instead:
+            https://huggingface.co/spaces/magicfixeseverything/ai_image_creation/resolve/main/AI%20Image%20Creation.lnk
+        Right click on your desktop and then click on "New > Shortcut".
+        For "Type the location of the item", enter:
 cmd
+        Then click "Next". You can name the shortcut whatever you want, like
+        "AI Image Creation".
+        Then click "Finish".
+        Then right click on the shortcut you created and click "Properties".
+        In "Target", replace what is there with the following:
 C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k C:/Diffusers/.venv/ai_image_creation/ai_image_creation.bat
+        That will execute that file each time you click on it.
+        If for some reason that doesn't work sometimes, and rather than get the
+        program to launch it simply opens the command prompt, then you must
+        enter this each time in the command prompt:
 cd C:\Diffusers && .venv\Scripts\activate.bat && py .venv\ai_image_creation\app.py
+        You might also not be able to use a shortcut. If so, just copy
+        "ai_image_creation.bat" and put it on your desktop and name it what you
+        want.
+        Please note that if you don't use "ai_image_creation.bat" you will need
+        to set "HF_HUB_OFFLINE" manually if you want to change it. (this is
+        discussed in next step)
+--------------------
+    Step 13 (Important):
+        I feel this is a very important step. After you have created model data
+        for each base model, as well as have used the refiner and upscaler, data
+        will then have been downloaded. This could be 40 gigabytes or more of
+        data. I strongly recommend that you then disable the script from
+        downloading updates to the model data. It will not automatically delete
+        old data. If you didn't manually go through and delete the older data,
+        eventually the model data would use all of the space on your computer.
+        If you use "ai_image_creation.bat" to launch the script, you can set
+        "HF_HUB_OFFLINE" in that file to 1 to not download data again.
+        That is the easiest way that doesn't impact other installations. If you
+        wanted to permanently store that environment variable in Windows, which
+        I don't recommend, it would impact other installations that use Hugging
+        Face. This only has it apply when using the script.
+        You can read about environment variables here at Hugging Face:
+            https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/package_reference/environment_variables#hfhuboffline
+        In regard to Hugging Face caching things, you can learn more on this
+        page:
+            https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/how-to-cachehttps://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/how-to-cache#limitations
+        The first time you use the script you will need to set HF_HUB_OFFLINE to
+        0 like this there:
+set HF_HUB_OFFLINE=0
+        Do not include any spaces before or after the equals sign.
+        The script will not work otherwise. Because of the importance of this
+        variable, I prefer to not have the script work until someone changes
+        that value themselves.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+    Other Information
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+    File Sizes
+        For perspective, on my computer the ".venv" folder has just over 50,000
+        files, and nearly 6,000 folders, and is nearly 6 gigabytes. The model
+        data folder ("model_data") has the following folders and these are their
+        sizes:
+             5.10 GB    models--circulus--canvers-realistic-v3.6
+             5.10 GB    models--circulus--canvers-real-v3.7.5
+             3.97 GB    models--circulus--canvers-real-v3.8
+             3.97 GB    models--circulus--canvers-real-v3.8.1
+             1.98 GB    models--runwayml--stable-diffusion-v1-5
+             2.15 GB    models--stabilityai--sd-x2-latent-upscaler
+            12.50 GB    models--stabilityai--sdxl-turbo
+            6.62 GB     models--stabilityai--stable-diffusion-xl-base-1.0
+            5.81 GB     models--stabilityai--stable-diffusion-xl-refiner-1.0

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 @echo off
 cd C:\Diffusers
 call .venv\Scripts\activate.bat
-timeout /t 0 >nul
 py .venv\ai_image_creation\app.py
 cmd /k

 @echo off
+REM ############################################################################
+REM
+REM    Instructions
+REM
+REM ############################################################################
+REM
+REM      HF_HUB_OFFLINE
+REM
+REM        To allow data to download, set HF_HUB_OFFLINE to 0. Do not include
+REM        any spaces before or after the equals sign. Once you have used each
+REM        model, the refiner, and the upscaler, I recommend setting this back
+REM        to 1. If you don't, model data will often download even though you
+REM        don't need an updated version. The older versions will not be deleted
+REM        automatically. That means your drive would eventually run out of
+REM        space if you never deleted older versions.
+set HF_HUB_OFFLINE=1
+REM      HF_HUB_DISABLE_TELEMETRY
+REM
+REM        This disables telemetry.
+REM
+REM        About:
+REM
+REM          https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/package_reference/environment_variables#hfhubdisabletelemetry
+set HF_HUB_DISABLE_TELEMETRY=1
+REM ############################################################################
 cd C:\Diffusers
 call .venv\Scripts\activate.bat
+REM timeout /t 0 >nul
 py .venv\ai_image_creation\app.py
 cmd /k

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